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Welcome to ActiveMaths !

The objective of this Yahoo Group is to provide a platform for teachers and others to exchange useful ideas and innovative resources for joyful and effective Maths teaching at Primary and Middle schools in India.

The resources can be:

* Activities
* Games
* Puzzles
* Biographies
* History of Mathematics
* Videos
* Articles/e-book
* Videos
* Freeware/Shareware
* Useful links

It is envisaged to use this as a discussion forum to share experiences, teaching resources and seek / provide clarifications on pertinent issues etc.

Membership is by invitation. If interested, please send a mail to ActiveMaths@yahoo.com to receive an invitation to join the group.


The group has been initiated and is being moderated by:

S.N.Gananath, Director, SUVIDYA , Bangalore
S.Sundaram,Principal,KDA Vidyamandir,Reliance Greens,Jamnagar,Gujarat


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Re: Fwd: Proof by Computer
... useful. Better if it can be done by a computer.xample from school maths may help teachers understand the nature of such an approach and appreciate the
Posted - Fri Jan 9, 2009 3:51 am
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Re: Fwd: Proof by Computer
I understand it is tedious and even boring. But it is necessary and useful. Better if it can be done by a computer.xample from school maths may help teachers
Posted - Thu Jan 8, 2009 11:29 am
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Re: Fwd: Proof by Computer
... example from school maths to understand its far reaching implications. ... I am not really sure whether there is any example from school maths. We
Posted - Thu Jan 8, 2009 2:19 am
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Re: Fwd: Proof by Computer
Really interesting but needs elaboration - preferably with an example from school maths to understand its far reaching implications. Thanks Dr.Parvin.
Posted - Wed Jan 7, 2009 9:55 am
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Some Futoshiki puzzles
Dear all, I am attaching a zip file containing many Futoshiki puzzles.. Do you know Futoshiki puzzles? They may look similar to Sudoku but they are not. The
Posted - Wed Jan 7, 2009 9:36 am
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